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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-08-31

The large, roomy office in the COM
mission house of Macray & Co. was a
blaze of golden spring sunshine, as John
Morgan, flushed with his walk through
the crisp morning air, entered it, after his
fruitless search. His face wore troubled
expression as he went up to Mr., Macray,
a white-haired, benevolent man.
II have searched the house etfectually
for that pocketbook, and"
"YOu did not find it, Johnl" quickly
interrupted Mr.. Macray, with a curious
smile.
"No, sir. | did not; and l cannot ac-
count for its loss"
"John'--Mr. Macray laid his morning
paper across his knees, removed his gold
eye glasses and looked up into the face
of his faithful book-keeper--'I would
never for one moment doubt your word.
But did you ask your wife about ittn
II did"
"And she denied all knowledge of it2
"She did not find it"--John Morgan
looked more troubled than eyer--''and
we went over the house together"
"Ahw Mr. Macrays fine old face
flushed slightly, and he lowered his voice,
as if fearful of being overheard by the
clerks in the outer office "Listen TO me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
Lodge nRNRY AND GovERNoR GIDEs.

JUDGE HENRY AND GOVERNOR GIBBS.
Dallas News: ''Do think" proceeded
Judge J. L. Henry to 6 News reporter
yesterday, Chat the artis viii read Us
out OF the Democratic party? l would
rather not talk about tnat now, s. Wh&t
men ssy al this time is much the result
Of temper and passion. / 90 not think,
however, that the PrcnibIti0ri=ts hay-
tried &c cad the sn,is ont Ct the Demo
cratic party, and | suppose the P.Olioi-
tiuniS's compose 9 ms i0rity OF that party,
notwithstanding they nave Deea badly de
teat5t. | would Gsk wact IS the prUb2-
bi,ity cl tee minority turning en-.
ne nsiority, If they want TO
60 il? Il j. should turn
out that the Proh!h!,;onists have 9
majority CT TIE Democratic party ii
would seriously COmp!iCate such q cues
ton. I (hiIk the PrChi9ltioGists acted
il t&e pale Ct the party, and the other
l0Ts, IS tested By th5 resolutions Of
&c democratic party, have not only
A.tE & out, but have succeeded N ever
coming Us by uniting with the Radicals
and almost The entire negroes. l think
hat the coed negroes and good Republic
C6ls voted with us ald the bad Cnes with
them. | undeTS aud, IS | gee the result
being mGda up now, that the clt-s have
had with them enough negroes, and
Republicans Of foreign cltmcn-
ID give them their majority
My impression IS that this election, ta6eu
s. q whole, SHOWS that TeX:s is not ready
t5r prohibition, though | think that the
Democratic party proper il, and il does
not seem likely - me rs Indicated by the
vote That prohibition, as proposed IN the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

matter OF self-deiense. One OF our
churches dressed up wagon load Of lit
tie girls on election day and had them
sing prohibition songs at the wards. A i
few excerleaces OF this kind and row
much motastv, womau's greatest charm,
7siII b. LETT? Church ana school infu
ences should be kept separate from polit-
icaI Influences il we care 10 preserve our
Institutions. L al ages mere have
been ambitious politicians who de-
sired 70 use tie church. TIE schools ard
the women fer political PURPOSES.
Ii we preserve thc pu.ft7 Of cur
moral aad educaiousL Institutions me
government viii be 81 1.-hs, and there
VIII be no an.ag 5nizrns, such as arise
Ulen these institutions become political
factors. In the next spiin-'s pcim8r:ss I
con mink t2ers VII or csu Ua any test
app.iei based on a mal'5 vote for or
agaiHst the amendment. Ia tsc@, I con-
sider the issue dead one ia Y, xas-4t
last for many years 10 come. II ne Pro
c.biuJLists were ever - eta nGioritF-
s'ste and retional-.hey cou,da't amend
tie constitution q Texas as long as one
third OF the legislative districts
were eGti. They might control the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
Teachers xornal at aIoasag que.

Special to the =azette.A
MONTAGUE, TEX, Aug. Tie teach
ers normal tast has been in session ct
this place for the past month closed
Saturday. About forty teachers were IN
attendance, and eli Of them seemed to be
interested IN the work, and they had quite
profitable session es well as very
pleasant ole. Professor J. l. Bryan
showed himself to be al a0le and efficient
presiding officer.
The last four days we're devoted to the
examination Of teachers for certificates,
twenty-three received certificates, Ben
Brown, Ausker Snufer and Charles Arnold
received State Normal .ifcate=, Profs.
J. I. Bryan, A. G. Greenstreet and J. 7.
Roberts were the board OF examiners.
The examination was thorough, snd
teachers receiving certificates Ct the
hands Of this board are fully competent
to teach.
Professor J. n. Summers, the principal
of the school st this place, on Friday
night delivered al interesting and in
structive lecture on the origin and growth
of normal schools Professor jameson
delivered the valedictory address on Sat-
urdsy evening. John II Stephens made
talk On the future prospects OF our
schools. Both addresses were well re-
ceiYed.
Our school St this place, with President
J. n. Summers as principal, aId Charles
Arnold, A. G. Greenstreet, Mrs. Adams,
and Miss Carrie Perkins as assistants will
commence September l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
". Il. SPEIEGFIELD.
ae E.Fuses to soy whether or Ho> rs
lies Tw9 wives,
speciaI . the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TyE Aug. 9-#. H..
Sprirotig.d, the ge,eCtire charged WITH
5i1alny, came t. this city voluntarily Oil
Saturday ni-atsrd w&s arrested NY Dep
utv Shss,f Lum StCcklridge while sdvis-
ing win his attorney at the .atter's res!-
dauce Springfield claims that ne was
arrested in Furl Worth, but released 53
the Sheriff OF the promise 60 come here
and give himself up He absolutely re
fuses to speak word as to whether be
has another wife, sad tcIt the CtIice-
who arrested him t8at had he came zen
minutes later he would not have f0Hnd
him. a letter was received here yester-
day from W. 4. piEkertoU CT Ch;cagGGe-
nouuciDg Springfield in ULmeasIed
terms, end asserting that lie and otheEs
contributed 20 the supper. Ct Springs
feds wife and children while TIE former
was here ii TeXss, Gud that finally they
raised money and sent her and her chill
GTen to ner mOtker's III New H2ya1Y
Conn, where they are now. PinkeTtsl
declares that SPriuaiiul3 has been copg-
ing him for months in order to keep ffSm
being confronted and being denOunced,
and that he viii bring his first wife here
a. his own expense to furnish evidence
Of his guilt. Attachments have teen is
sued, but Springfield hopes to be released
under Z writ Of habess corpus before the
necessary proofs can be brought here.
His second wife is here with her family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
Cor soIidating Cable Linss.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-A leading official
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
psny said to-day that three weeks ago
representatives from each of the cable
companies met and enGeaTored to agree
upon q plan to restore rates. a
rate was about agreed upon at thirty
10 forty cents 6 word, and Wednesday
may be established the strongest cable
pool ever formed. The existing hitch is
said to be the large share demanded "
the Commercial company, but i. IS be
Ieved that Mr.. Macksy is about 70 yield
q point or two. A committee waited
upon him 81 the Nevada bank, at No. g.
Wall street, to-day. George J. Gould sd
mitted to day that there had been TAX OF
q consolidation with rate that would be
fair to all, but nothing had YET been de
cided upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
ARCH COCHRAN or THE REPUBLICAN, VOTE
Dallas NyWe.


DE-. A!cl Cochran has returned from
thu campsiEn looking like Caesar hac5
from GsUl, and ais yani, vial! vic. is
not Likely . flash over the wires again
for some time 10 come. \ News re
porter yesterday found the doctor in the
act OF being congratulated by numer-
Gus friends who, however, showed
their appreciation Of the press by with
drawing to permit ali interview with
the Republican ,Chitf On the figure that
his party cut in the conflict every Re-
publican county in the state" the doctor
proceeded, event anti Overwhelmingly,
the negroes voting almost sOldly against
the amendment. | thirk we got at lest
$1,000 colOred votes. Fort Bend, Wh8r-
ton, Colorado, Grimes and alI those coun-
ties, with s tecming colored TOte, went
solid anti. About s. per cent. Of the
Germans went the same way, in ail shout
0O00."
GLOW did you ind the negroes when
you went to tbs tront?"
"Ghey were very much mixed up by
lCcG! Influences"
"What effect will the stand taken by
the Republicans against prohibition have
upon their parry in Texas"
at has certainly brought about the
best OF feeling between the two parties,
and the Republican party mas lost nothing
by it. On, it has made a noble record
l. opposed prohibition with more una
nimity than did the Democratic
party; but of course that you know
Tracy and Newconb did splendid work,
and the influence OF De Gress was felt
greatly. AS regards the Colored orators
particular m ntion is merited by MI
Akers Of Gainesville, Melvin Wade OF
Dallas, Worsham of Jefferson, Anderson
Of Tyler and Richard Allen of Houston
Quincy CT Galveston was an anti, but lie
did not canvass. The leadirg c0loret
caisfs were backed by a large corps 81
FICcal % cred orators"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

Special TO the Gazette.


Tyler, TEX, Aug. 8.-District court
convened to-day. Judge McC0rd in de-
liverlng MS charge to the grand jury
called their special attention to all
the penal laws enacted or amended by the
LAST Legislature and to Illegal voting re-
ported to have occurred here Oh the 4ta
inst. A. the solicitation of the bar the
criminal docket was set for August -,
and tie civil docket for September 10.
The business 10 come before this court
is comparatively small, and it is thought
can be disposed OF in much shorter time
than usual. Between now and the 22th
the court will be opened for agreed
orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
Minnesota Gas Wells,

ALBERT LEA, MINI, Aug SIN inves-
tigsIon CT the natural gas discovered G
few miles west Of here show that the
wells or different farms lately sunk pro-
duced flow OF gas that was immense in
volume, snd which forced itself into the
cir a distance CT from ten to fifty feet,
making roaring that was heard nearly
half q mile. When lighted the gas
burned with great brillisncy
g! night, lighting the land
around for considerable distance.
Some wells produced such flow OF gas
that they were filed up as useless and
several now used for water pour forth
continuous stream Of gas which when
lighted burned is grest flames These
were tested by prospectoTs and the exist
ence of ineXhsustible great veins and
reservoirs of nstural gas was indisputsbly
proved. \ company composed Of leading
citizens has been formed TO operate the
gas wells on ten thousand acres of land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
WHAT Is THE ANTI REMEDY?

Z --l4.- tist-4'J 1 ms Al %
To lh5 Editor OF The Gazette
In this terminated contest the pos
claimed that the only design II the pre-
posed amendment was 20 abolish tLe
saloon. The ants Denied jhat such vas
the design Of .he smentme1t and Claimed
that they would vote fer it If 1t were
aimed 81 the saloon AID that only, aud
they nave al the While declared them
selves SIS being "a bitterly lpoOsed 10 me
saloon - the pros. Nov tlaG the amcad-
ment IS defl@Eed-the remedy proposed
by the pros voted dowI-&nd as the anti
are With rs in opposing the saloon, (Ue
know they are because they say so), TIE
lex. thing ia order IS for some anti t.
promalgate remedg-devise soIae meas.
ure which shall be q des!4 bloH to It.
saloon 9ud which shall not imp8ge per
soG2I liberty nCr Stalk abroad N the land
hand in hand with woman suffrage.
Altia. W1st IS Jour re'2cdy?
I. NJ, EIHgRIDGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
WEST AND NORTHWEST TEXAS.
Railroad Building Takes the Lead in Set
ting Up tho Couotrg-New Enterprises.

r.ing Up tho CouDtrg-New Enterprises.
CoLou1pp, TIN, Aug. q, ISL
To the Editor Of the Gazette:
We. Of Northwest T.y3e. like Yourself,
sra e,rsd 49, -5s r,r,.,.-f':o~ cor.s,t =
o'el' "1o a'7 ~" te" y u A'u Sou'
IAa,seI ..l paper IN oulISlnS -" '4iE9a.:S
ana selthn@ up N9!llveSs 4eNas' !lis
week the s!ock1en OF this p2rt CT The
state had 3 coqFsh'.oA, wen vas a.
tened 1y 9. v. COOS essLS' ant gentraI
passenger a-H Ire,%A1 i4eAt OF me
ttc1i7"n' 4SP'@a sra S}5}2 r e hAlIFoaa
ana us VARIOUS me M CJoA 'otsAl
NJ cut, ara l&IelHls -' ne 81 -eA2;1 IS
90 In@ FSso I.SoS O . 'iIL"Is', " e>' "Ae
NoF-A"es. 1,Al5' ald -A''' !AolsA not
.east' s. 10 the SPECIAL resources
q Co!2fA.9 litF EaI Nl'cAe!i
c my, ms sltc.a1 2us-Ee7s mere was 70
ste sttcE-a'ssTs Snd make e. Af2t,s via
tAem 10 s112 over me S2ast9EA h2nsas
&E0 4eNa7 hs--r4ad rom I:nAan0!e III
carson county, az" N-LaH'au Clty III
fIehip1Il y, uA,}' aAd 10 ascertain "-al
we're ne lndu-ti1, h.S l9f rs com 2@hy 70
E. oLce i4I.u I.e't roaG rom lo&.-1L9sI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
The ohin,ss Eobbsrs Yield.
Special to the Gazette

MIDLAND, TEX, Aug. S.-The case Of
L. Gould for rob5iDg the Chinese on July
30 came up to-day. lie waived sneexami,;
nation aud bail 8as fixed at s1af0. As
he is serving sentence in jail for carry
ing g pistol, which extends beyond ting
meeting Of tee grand jury, no effort WAS
made to get bail. The Commissioners
court in session to-day offered regard
of 500 for the arrest Of Tom Riee, the
third Of the robbers, and the one 'who has
the Doodle. The other two are IN ISL
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

our Primaries, cur county conventions,
our state convention and our party, ana
with its defeat the triumph of the na
tionai Prohibition party in the stste ard
the Inauguration of the rule OF fanatics,
with other chosen instruments Of spies,
dett ctivrs and in!ormers. Let every
Democrat De found st his post, and re-
member that his party expects him to do
his duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
syrup OF Figs
Manufactured only by the CaIifornis F

Manufactured only by the Caitornis Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal, IS
ns6are's own true laxative. II is the
most Easily taken and tRe,inost pleasantly
effective remedy knowH to cleanse the
system when oiliqaa or Gsstive 70 dispeI
hsaaacaes, colds ydd tessrs; to cure ha-
bitusl .6onstipatBh, indiges tsof, etc. For
sale in 50 ccntsssnd 81 bqxxss by Milton
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

Do not wait uhsR yQu are sttscked with
Cholera Mor6us, M1rrhRa, Dysentery,
Summer Complains q. any relaxed con-
ditiors of the OWLS, bat have Msguire's
Benne Plant cons4an.ly on hand to meet
the emergency. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

Economy and strength are peculiar to
Hoods Sarssparllls, tie. Only medicine Of
which 900 Doses One Dollar" is true.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09
' uunvsua, n..n'

rtsfStreei Methodist Episcopal church.
Ssryle It'll a. N. and $50 p. NJ by Rev. W. P.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

q small ciotnlng store,
al row yesterday morn
lady last named
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

H5EE SGfiD,tc PcH7CG "a csze.,2 I'm, G, yo,1e
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .s2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-09

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
Potomac Items.

Water is again in the canal. Seine boats
are loading with grain and wood on the
\ lower end of tue canal and will 90 into
Georgetown this week
Solomon Mines, colored, was very seri-
susly injured by a tree falling ON him that
he was cutting.
The prospect for wheat in these parts
looks very uniavorable. In many fields not
half the wheat is standing.
Mr. James Padgett, long resident here
died at Dickerson Station last Friday, where
he went on visit Mr.. Padgett was II
years of age, and was man who command
ed the respect of all. OF late years he has
been an invalid.
Several parties from Washington county
have beea around with view Of purchas
ing farms.
4 quantity of old firearms could be dis
posed of at fair price by applying To the
undersigned. Those liable " kill both ways
are mostly needed.
The first boats Of the season passed down
the canal on Tuesday, and were Dr. Edw
Woottons Loudoun and Maryland, loaded
with 3, 400 bushels Of grain.
March 8, 1887 LEX ScBPTA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
PUBLIC ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given this 18th day of
IN February in the ear Of our Lord one
thousand egh, hundred and eighty seven,
that the undersigned subscribers citizens,
freeholders and taxpayers Of the county Of
Montgomery, State of Maryland, intend,
thirty days after the date hereof, 10 accord
ance with Section Is Of Article % of the Re-
vised Code of said State, TO petition the Hon
orable Board of County Commissioners for
the county aforesaid TO open public road
in said county, from point on the road lead
ing fIom Muncasler's Mill 10 Redland, in said
county, over the most practicable route be-
ginning al The said point, John s. Robert
sons gate, and running thence through the
lands Of said John =. Robertson, thence over,
across and through the lands Of George W
q. lIeal and the lands of Samuel and Morris
Robertson; thence over, across and through
the lands of Edmund K and Nathan G Rob-
erson; thence over, across and through the
lands Of William Cole to the gate leading
into his said land, il being a point on the
road leading from Redand to Derwood Sta
ton, on the Metropolitan Branch of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
GEORGE w. RIGGS,
John b. BELT,
JAMES G.. CASHELL,
GEORGE W. G. BEALL.
lph l9-ht
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
DEATHS.
In Memoriam.
MRS. sALLIE Il. oxLEy

MhSs NAbiIlE OAbEfs
This beloved and lamented lady, the wife
Of Mr.. i. +. Oxley and daughter Of VIM.
d. Vinson, Esq, Of this county, died at her
home, near Poolesville, March LIST, in the
42nd year of her age.
Seldom has it been the painful task Of
loving friends, in watching the sad ministry
OF suffering, TO witness more heroic en-
durance than was clearly manifested In the
last few years Of this ladys life. Encour-
aged by favorable symptoms in the progress
OF her disease IL seemed, at times, that she
would be spared TO those who SO ardently
prayed for her recovery, and spared for the
especial work which she SO longed 10 &C.
complish before her death. But the Master
had another work for those gentle hands
and that loving heart--she was To die for
Him, and exemplily in her victory over
death the undying power Of the simple faith
10 which she had chung in life. Acknswl-
edging the Masters claim, she passed under
the rod, and bravely facing the storm as it
approached found strength 10 say; "Ths
Lord is my Shepherd, | shall NOT want.
Thus in lew short weeks she followed 10
her last long home and peaceful rest another
faithful christlan-her husbands mother 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
New Advertlsements.-we refer Of

New Advertisements refer our
readers to the following new advertisements
in this issue
G. T. Dunlop-Agricultural Supplies.
II. X. Beall-House and Lot for sale.
VIM. y. Selby-Pubic SALE
ID. II. B9uic---Garden aud grass seed.
l.. G. King--Stssm Engine and Turbine
Water Wheel for sale.
Jas. B. Henderson-Two Orders Nisi.
Victor f. Adler-Clothing
D.F. Owens--Oil Stains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
feb Is-Iy
ExAMINERs' NOTICE
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FARM OF OF ACRES OF LAND,
IN -four miles
west o. Rockville and adjoining The lands
OF b. Monday, u llough aud others. viii
be sold at low price aud on easy terms -
The land is poor, but susceptible of high i'm
provemeni, and is convenient to Schools,
Mills &c. Some Of the land ia lined.
Apply to C.S. NELSON.
feb 25-tf Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
DWELLING HOUSE,

containing len rooms, besides pantry and
closets, Tenant House, good Barn. Gran
AIRY, Wagon She'd Carriage House, Poultry
Houses and other necessary out-buildings
and fencing, all being in thorough repair,
There is II well OF good water near the
door, aad an excellent Dairy at II Spri ig
near the house.
There is an excellent ORCHARD Of well
selected fruit in good bearing condition.
The farm is very convenient 10 markets.
churches, schools, etc, its location is high
and healthy, and i; is in every respect most
desirable property.
TERMS or SALEas prescr ibed by the
Decree. -One-third OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the balance ia two
equal inSlallmeuis pay able in one and two
years respectively from The day of sale the
deferred payments TO be secured by the single
bills OF the purchaser or purchasers with a
surety or sure,ies 10 be approved by the Trus-
tees, and to bear inierest from the day OF sale;
and upon the ratification the sale by the
Court and the pay meut OF the whole purchase
money, land not before, ia proper conveyance
to be N lde by the Trustees,
Conveyaucing at the cost of the purchaser
JAMES Il HENDERSON,
CORNELIUS II. OWNING,
feb 25--ts Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
1876 ACRES OF LAND,

MUKE Or LESS,
about l40 Acres of which is arabic land and
the balance in excellent Oak, Chestnut and
Pine timber.
The soil is OF excellent natural quality, in
good state OF cultivation, a large portion Of
the farm having been lined. The farm is
well watered, there being access to running
water from every field, and is enclosed by first
rate fencing, large portion of which is post
andrai
The improvements consist in n good TWO
STNRN FRAME
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
ROAD PETITION.
TO the Honorable, the County Commits
sioners of Montgomery County.

NJ Office is hereby given that we tho citi-
IN zens and taxpayers OF Mont omery
county, intend 10 petition the County Com
missioners, thirty days after the publication
OF this notice, that the public convenience re-
quires the opening of "A public road begin
ming at point on the Jacksonville and Sem
eca Mills road, at or near the gate leading
into the lands lately occupied by James N .
Allnut, (now owned by W. w. poole,) and
running thence along the dividing line be-
tween said lands and those of Benz. W. All
mutt, upon the old road bed TO the lands Of
+. A. Dawson thence through The lands Of
+. A. Dawson to the Mill to intersect the pub
lie road leading from Sycamore Landing TO
that place.
N. W. ALiNUTT,
j. D. VINSON,
MILTON G.. DARBY,
BEN0NI ALLNUTT,
mar 4-b And twenty-five others.